We believe in the value of developing strong faith habits including corporate worship, personal study and investment in the wider Christian community. We see the value of Christian camps and want to support parents in sending their kids. By participating in this program, kids can earn scholarships toward their choice of approved Christian summer camp. We hope their experiences will plant seeds deep in their hearts, helping make disciples for a lifetime!

• For grades 2 – 12
• May 1-June 13. All work must be submitted by June 13 to be accepted.
  • • Those that have not finished the program by the cut-off date can still receive a pro-rated subsidy if they complete at least 50% of the required material.
• $75 can be earned in 2021. Balance earned in 2020 will be carried over (if applicable) for a maximum reward of $15

More Information Can Be Found Here

We have discipleship groups that meet outside of regular youth group time! Email Adam@kenmorealliance.com for more info!

Want to stay updated on events, date changes, closings, etc.? Join our REMIND group and you'll receive text or email updates.

Text 81010 with the message @kachs

Or email kachs@mail.remind.com

We have discipleship groups that meet outside of regular youth group time! Email Kate@kenmorealliance.com for more info!

Want to stay updated on events, date changes, closings, etc.? Join our REMIND group and you'll receive text or email updates.

Text 81010 with the message @kacms

Or email kacms@mail.remind.com

Youth Ministry is amazing! Want to become a KAC YouthMIN175 Youth Leader? We'd love to have you! Fill out an application: Click Here

Requirements to be a volunteer small group leader in KAC YOUTHMIN175:

1. The 6 Month Rule - You must have been attending Kenmore Alliance for at least 6 months prior to applying to be a YouthMIN175 volunteer.
2. Age Gap Rule - High School Leaders: Must be at least 2 years out of High School (for example: Grad June 2019, cannot be a youth leader until at least Fall of 2021). Middle School Leaders: Must be at least 2 years out of Middle School (for example: a junior or senior in High School is allowed to be a “Jr.” Middle School youth leader).
3. Be a growing Christian – regularly spend time with God through praise and worship, Bible reading and prayer on your own time. In order to inspire authentic faith with your small group, you must practice and prioritize authentic faith in your own life. You are also required to be involved in some form of group Bible study, mentorship or accountability outside of the Sunday Church services.
4. Be present – Show up consistently: do your best to miss no more than one youth group night per month. If you have to miss, please make sure that Adam or Kate know as well as your co-small group leader. Do your best to be on time to youth group (6:15pm start). Show up mentally: engage and participate with your students and be focused on them when you are here.
5. Be accountable & Lead by example – Attend youth leader meetings. Be willing to meet with the youth pastor/staff to discuss your walk with God, accountability, godly living and character. Lead your group in a way that they will value acceptance, confidentiality and honesty. Be genuine. Take a stand against any negative peer pressure. You must NOT have a lifestyle that is contrary to Biblical principles. (1 Pet 1:15)